LATEST CABLEGRAMS

Inangahua Times, Volume X, Issue 1561, 15 June 1885, Page 2

LATEST CABLEGRAMS

BT ELKCTUIC TKI EGKAI'II— CuPVRiGHT. (PBR RRUTRft'B AGRNOY. ) Received June 12, 10.80 p.m. Albany, 12. The transport Arab, with the New South Wales Contingent aboard, arrived here to-day. During the voyage one death occurred. The troops are in excellent health aud spirits: The Arab is expected to reach Sydney on Sunday, June 21st. Adelaide, 12. In consequence of th«§ passing of the no-confidence motion in the Assembly the Ministry have resigned. The Hon. J. W. Downes, the mover of the vote has br-en charged with the formation of a new Ministry. Sydney, 12. The Australasian Steam Navigation Company's s.s. Cohors, which was wrecked yesterday, was uninsured. The loss is estimated at £42,000. Heavy rain has set in throughout the Colony, and the drought is practically ended. Lojtdon, 12. The Queen is expected to leave ; Balmoral for Windsor immediately. Received June 13, 11.30 a.m. London, 11. Tenders for a loan of £ 100.000. at 4 per cent., tor the Grey mouth Harbor Board, were opened to day, when the total amouut tendered for was found to be £276,003. Tenders at £95 10s will receive 36 percent, of the application, and above that in full. Tenders for the Westport Harbor loan of £150,000, at 4 per ceut., were ulso opened. The amount of the subscriptions was £302,000. Tenders for the latter at £95 10a will receive 98 per cent, and above that sum in full. Received June 13, 1.15 a.m. London, 10. Per Merchant Shipping and Underwriters Association. Arrived — Aukshore, from Timaru, Feb. 26. Sydnky, 12. The Union Company's Tekapo arrived here last night. A telegram has been received from Albany to the effect that the veterenary surgeon, Willows, of the Contingent died, and was burried'at sea. The telegram further states that nineteen men are invalided. The formal recep« tion of the troops will take place on Monday week, 22nd inst. ' Received June 13, 1.40 a.m. London, 12. The Times this morning states that Her Majesty the Queen has declined to accept the resignation of Mr Gladstone and his colleagues, without being furnished with further reasons for their retirement. Cairo, 11. Information from Port fcJ.iiJ statt^

that a barge has sunk in the Su^z Canal, and that traffic wiH probably be blocked for a fortnight before the obstruction can be removed. Received June 18th, 7.45 p.m. London, June 12. The Right Roy. Dr. Web.er, Bishop of Brisbane, was consecrated at the Cathedral by the flishop of Canterbury, assisted by a large number of pn/minent clergy. The ceremony was witnessed by a large congregation. • Paris, 13. News is to ha-yd from Theirs, a town in the department of Pay de Gome, of a shocking accident which t occurred theie to-day. A large number of people assembled at, the local Court house when the stair-case of the building suddenly ctf lapsed, precipitating the oucjpants to the ground. Fully 200 persons are known to have been kill or serioasly injured by the disaster. - Madrid, 12. Reports from Uw South of Spain show that cholera in increasing in Virulence, and hi* already extendad over a vast area. '